is it more difficult for educated people to find a partner? (63)

Jan 24, 2008 12:08 PM CST is it more difficult for educated people to find a partner?
Donau
DonauDonauAttika, Attica Greece5 Threads 283 Posts
Congratulations, to all of you-its unbelievable how the level of the threads in here have changed the last two-three months. Its really worth spending time on reading the comments, one can even learn from them. The themes have become much more interesting and I really enjoy reading them.I can read and understand all of it, but unluckily I am not allways in the position to express my opinion or my feelings towards the sayings, and that happens just because my English is not allways good enough to express what I want.But still I can enjoy everything and I understand that most of the people taking part in the conversations must be quite educated and that makes me wonder even more, why they are here. Isn't it strange that there should be so many educated people in a forum like that? Is it more difficult to find a partner if you have higher expectations in the spiritual level of your partner?
Jan 24, 2008 12:28 PM CST is it more difficult for educated people to find a partner?
smoky
smokysmokyUnterland, Zurich Switzerland266 Threads 6 Polls 9,412 Posts
Donau: Isn't it strange that there should be so many educated people in a forum like that? Is it more difficult to find a partner if you have higher expectations in the spiritual level of your partner?


Donau, an interesting thought. But a little confusing to me .. you start with Education... and end with Spiritual level of partner? The two are seperate entities I think?

Why would the education of a person be pertinent to whether they are single or not? Unless maybe the guy is so poor cause he`s got no education and cant get a job, so he cant afford a laundry or dish washing machine so he marries one? LOL!

Spiritual level? .... Nah, I don`t think that is an issue either .... unless one of them goes off into some sort of extreme cult worship in la-la-land thing and the other remains with two feet on the ground - then they sort of un-evenly-yoked and could cause problems in communication and other stuff.

Ideally ... and nothing is ever ideal .... same level of education, and same spiritual level would be perfect ..... maybe...

dunno ... but then again - a bit dull?

As I said ... an interesting thread ... needs some thinking about.

I`d say ideally they should just like the same food, and have the same libido level...dancing
Jan 24, 2008 12:34 PM CST is it more difficult for educated people to find a partner?
Donau
DonauDonauAttika, Attica Greece5 Threads 283 Posts
Yes Smoky I suppose you are right-as ever I brought my ideas a bit confusing-but as I said, its my English that does not really help me allways.My question really was, if people who have a good education(since it seems that there are a lot of them here) have more difficulties to find a partner.
Jan 24, 2008 12:57 PM CST is it more difficult for educated people to find a partner?
smoky
smokysmokyUnterland, Zurich Switzerland266 Threads 6 Polls 9,412 Posts
Donau: Yes Smoky I suppose you are right-as ever I brought my ideas a bit confusing-but as I said, its my English that does not really help me allways.My question really was, if people who have a good education(since it seems that there are a lot of them here) have more difficulties to find a partner.


If I had to write in german .....or italian, or french, or afrikaans, or zulu .... I could never express properly what I am trying to convey! It is only in my mother tongue that I feel free to do this.
So, Donau - you write exceptionally well, and you get your meaning across very well. It`s only me who nit-picks (like picking lice - an english expression for being painful about details). And because I like the meaning of your thread I just asked if you are asking One, or Two, questions?

I don`t know how you got the idea that there are lot of educated people here .... I think I am about the only Realy Educated Person here ..... (that is just to encourage them to answer this thread) ...

...So you see, even though the majority are uneducated, unlike me, they too, like me, are single!dancing dancing dancing
Jan 24, 2008 1:15 PM CST is it more difficult for educated people to find a partner?
FlowerOfTheSnow
FlowerOfTheSnowFlowerOfTheSnowMalaga, Andalusia Spain23 Threads 2,212 Posts
smoky: If I had to write in german .....or italian, or french, or afrikaans, or zulu .... I could never express properly what I am trying to convey! It is only in my mother tongue that I feel free to do this.
So, Donau - you write exceptionally well, and you get your meaning across very well. It`s only me who nit-picks (like picking lice - an english expression for being painful about details). And because I like the meaning of your thread I just asked if you are asking One, or Two, questions?

I don`t know how you got the idea that there are lot of educated people here .... I think I am about the only Realy Educated Person here ..... (that is just to encourage them to answer this thread) ...

...So you see, even though the majority are uneducated, unlike me, they too, like me, are single!


laugh Smoky you naughty girl!! grin
Jan 24, 2008 3:58 PM CST is it more difficult for educated people to find a partner?
MARTI
MARTIMARTImsida, Majjistral Malta44 Threads 2,726 Posts
bouquet head banger banana

Oh Smoky Cocky i really like your sense of humour..rolling on the floor laughing

cheers
Jan 24, 2008 10:27 PM CST is it more difficult for educated people to find a partner?
smoky
smokysmokyUnterland, Zurich Switzerland266 Threads 6 Polls 9,412 Posts
That is a phenomenon I have experienced ...... the good looking guy, who, once he begins to speak ...... well, to put it simply, leaves much to be desired! Seems good looks and intelligence do not necessarily come wrapped in one package?

As the saying says - there is more to life than what you can see.
Jan 24, 2008 10:35 PM CST is it more difficult for educated people to find a partner?
Lagoona22
Lagoona22Lagoona22Bugibba, Majjistral Malta161 Threads 11 Polls 10,711 Posts
"Seems good looks and intelligence do not necessarily come wrapped in one package?"

....speak for yourself....


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Jan 24, 2008 10:46 PM CST is it more difficult for educated people to find a partner?
smoky
smokysmokyUnterland, Zurich Switzerland266 Threads 6 Polls 9,412 Posts
Lagoona22: "Seems good looks and intelligence do not necessarily come wrapped in one package?"

....speak for yourself....


Well actually, I did initially type in "myself excepted", and then deleted it, so as not to give the impression that I consider myself unique and superior and to demoralise the rest of you ..... but I see that it does seem to be necessary to build in these self-defence mechanisms when dealing with the hoi-poloi who seek small crevices in which to jam their climbing boots to hoist themselves up the cliff-face of self-esteem.....?smoking
Jan 24, 2008 10:51 PM CST is it more difficult for educated people to find a partner?
Lagoona22
Lagoona22Lagoona22Bugibba, Majjistral Malta161 Threads 11 Polls 10,711 Posts
smoky: Well actually, I did initially type in "myself excepted", and then deleted it, so as not to give the impression that I consider myself unique and superior and to demoralise the rest of you ..... but I see that it does seem to be necessary to build in these self-defence mechanisms when dealing with the hoi-poloi who seek small crevices in which to jam their climbing boots to hoist themselves up the cliff-face of self-esteem.....?


...Wanna....?








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Jan 25, 2008 2:55 AM CST is it more difficult for educated people to find a partner?
smoky: Well actually, I did initially type in "myself excepted", and then deleted it, so as not to give the impression that I consider myself unique and superior and to demoralise the rest of you ..... but I see that it does seem to be necessary to build in these self-defence mechanisms when dealing with the hoi-poloi who seek small crevices in which to jam their climbing boots to hoist themselves up the cliff-face of self-esteem.....?






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Jan 25, 2008 8:28 PM CST is it more difficult for educated people to find a partner?
smoky
smokysmokyUnterland, Zurich Switzerland266 Threads 6 Polls 9,412 Posts
Yes Conrad ..... Sometimes Î am forced to tell them who just do not believe, with simple faith, the truth of the words I am always trying to instill, in my subtle ways......sad smoking violin
Feb 16, 2008 12:17 PM CST is it more difficult for educated people to find a partner?
Halcyon
HalcyonHalcyonMalta, Majjistral Malta8 Threads 167 Posts
Donau: Congratulations, to all of you-its unbelievable how the level of the threads in here have changed the last two-three months. Its really worth spending time on reading the comments, one can even learn from them. The themes have become much more interesting and I really enjoy reading them.I can read and understand all of it, but unluckily I am not allways in the position to express my opinion or my feelings towards the sayings, and that happens just because my English is not allways good enough to express what I want.But still I can enjoy everything and I understand that most of the people taking part in the conversations must be quite educated and that makes me wonder even more, why they are here. Isn't it strange that there should be so many educated people in a forum like that? Is it more difficult to find a partner if you have higher expectations in the spiritual level of your partner?


is it more difficult for educated people to find a partner?

Depends on what you intend with educated people. 99% are educated here, and have an idea of what a computer is.

Then if you mean 'those that score an IQ above average' I'd say they generally tend to find it difficult even to socialise with the everyday jerk on the street. Then it would take quite some learning for someone that's quite intelligent to have the patience to stick around people with far less IQ, figure out how would they stand a relation with them.
Feb 16, 2008 12:38 PM CST is it more difficult for educated people to find a partner?
Donau
DonauDonauAttika, Attica Greece5 Threads 283 Posts
Well I don't know, just sometimes I can see that a lot of people here know more than what a computer is(even I have learned that),but reading the threads sometimes I really get impressed.Or is everything just a copy of wikopedia?I don't really know.You tell me
Feb 16, 2008 12:54 PM CST is it more difficult for educated people to find a partner?
Jan1305
Jan1305Jan1305Sunshine and vino, Murcia Spain170 Threads 5,319 Posts
Donau: Well I don't know, just sometimes I can see that a lot of people here know more than what a computer is(even I have learned that),but reading the threads sometimes I really get impressed.Or is everything just a copy of wikopedia?I don't really know.You tell me


Does it really matter here on CS? And yes, there is a lot of copying and pasting, but even that in itself doesn't necessarily mean the copier isn't intelligent, though I personally dislike reading over long texts copied and pasted without any sensible personal comments.

I think your main concern was your perceived poor use of English, this is an International site and this forum in particular has many members for whom English is not their native language. We still communicate well and at the end of the day we all (at least the vast majority) have one thing in common don't we?

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Feb 16, 2008 12:59 PM CST is it more difficult for educated people to find a partner?
Donau
DonauDonauAttika, Attica Greece5 Threads 283 Posts
You are right about the English not being my native language.And it gives me some troubles. Never mind,I do my best and anyway I still enjoy reading what all of you have to say. Thank you Jan!
Jan1305: Does it really matter here on CS? And yes, there is a lot of copying and pasting, but even that in itself doesn't necessarily mean the copier isn't intelligent, though I personally dislike reading over long texts copied and pasted without any sensible personal comments.

I think your main concern was your perceived poor use of English, this is an International site and this forum in particular has many members for whom English is not their native language. We still communicate well and at the end of the day we all (at least the vast majority) have one thing in common don't we?
Apr 20, 2008 5:00 PM CST is it more difficult for educated people to find a partner?
issopui
issopuiissopuiKrefeld, Nordrhein-Westfalen Germany6 Threads 135 Posts
This thread reminds me of childhood as I'm from a kingdom. Once a group of ladies (Girls) from my tribe studying at the university came back to the village n complained to the king that "Men from my tribe r not interested to marry them because they r educated" Some said it was bcause they (ladies) will have to argue on any issue that was funny.
I think it's still the same nowadays still the same.
In my case I don't mind whether educated or not u r welcome.
peace
Apr 20, 2008 5:11 PM CST is it more difficult for educated people to find a partner?
CuspofMagic
CuspofMagicCuspofMagiclight, South Australia Australia278 Threads 7,904 Posts
Donau: Congratulations, to all of you-its unbelievable how the level of the threads in here have changed the last two-three months. Its really worth spending time on reading the comments, one can even learn from them. The themes have become much more interesting and I really enjoy reading them.I can read and understand all of it, but unluckily I am not allways in the position to express my opinion or my feelings towards the sayings, and that happens just because my English is not allways good enough to express what I want.But still I can enjoy everything and I understand that most of the people taking part in the conversations must be quite educated and that makes me wonder even more, why they are here. Isn't it strange that there should be so many educated people in a forum like that? Is it more difficult to find a partner if you have higher expectations in the spiritual level of your partner?


"Is it more difficult to find a partner if you have higher expectations in the spiritual level of your partner?

--- I suppose if that is the case one should look again at ones own spirituality
Apr 20, 2008 5:15 PM CST is it more difficult for educated people to find a partner?
oslojente
oslojenteoslojenteOlso, Oslo Norway23 Threads 2 Polls 1,532 Posts
it's bloody hard being un-educated as well.. so not sure about that.. dunno
Apr 20, 2008 5:17 PM CST is it more difficult for educated people to find a partner?
Elley
ElleyElleyCadiz, Andalusia Spain131 Threads 1 Polls 2,808 Posts
Donau: Congratulations, to all of you-its unbelievable how the level of the threads in here have changed the last two-three months. Its really worth spending time on reading the comments, one can even learn from them. The themes have become much more interesting and I really enjoy reading them.I can read and understand all of it, but unluckily I am not allways in the position to express my opinion or my feelings towards the sayings, and that happens just because my English is not allways good enough to express what I want.But still I can enjoy everything and I understand that most of the people taking part in the conversations must be quite educated and that makes me wonder even more, why they are here. Isn't it strange that there should be so many educated people in a forum like that? Is it more difficult to find a partner if you have higher expectations in the spiritual level of your partner?


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